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  • prussiap
    Junior Member
    • May 2012
    • 9

    RAW public SEq-data

    Hi folks,
    I've been reading the forums to brush up on this stuff. I'm a geneticist. and want to get more into the bioinformatics side of things. Honestly I'm just looking for a simple RNA-seq fastq file. A raw unadulterated spit out of an illumina or solid machine.

    I have looked at SRA and GEO and ArrayExpress.
    It seems that those are already processed a bit, or are not labelled properly (I downloaded http://trace.ddbj.nig.ac.jp/DRASearch/run?acc=SRR389027) but it seems like it's all even 42bp long (which doesn't make sense as a paired end RNA-seq data). So it must have been cleaned.

    any help with a link of a simple RNA-seq data would be greatly appreciated. I want to mess around with exome stuff alignment, etc just follow a dataset from start to end.

    Thanks,
  • alexdobin
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 161

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    ENCODE RNA-seq

    ENCODE generated a large RNA-seq dataset, multiple cell lines, A+/A-, nucleus/cytoplasm/whole cell, stranded dUTP protocols, 2 bio-reps. Raw .fastq files (as well as further processed files) are available from UCSC:

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    • prussiap
      Junior Member
      • May 2012
      • 9

      #3
      perfect.. bingo.. thanks man!

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